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Le WIROGUE EOD 2 DEC, _ HESTON MADE INITIAL CONTACT AND GUTHMAN
Og nLNe- WIROGUE GIVEN FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS:
~pace',, Ae... BUILD COVER DURING INITIAL.PERIOD. THIS RESPECT, WIROSUE -
weg satD PLANNED SET UP SHOP WITH AUTOMATIC CAMERA TO TAKE IDENTIFICA-
. TION PICTURES. SAID WOULD INSTALL POLAROID CAMERA SO CLIENT cop
PUSH BUTTON: AND-TAXE OWN PICTURE. GUTHMAN AGREED THIS WORTH
EXPLORING, AS VOULD APPEAR. PROVIDE INEXPENSIVE COVER,
By WIROGUE. TOLD TRY SPOT PERSONS FOR SURVEILLANCE TEAM, + [NTEL

assexs CuLTH EMPHASIS ON ORIENTALE PROVINCE) AND PM ASSETS. HE
TOLD SUBMIT NAMES ANY LIKELY CANDIDATES TO STATION FOR TRACES
PRIOR MAKING APPROACH.

2- QJWIN WHO RESIDES SAME HOTEL AS WIROGUE REPORTED LATTER
{ToL WIM HE HaD LIVED ALASKA, JAPAN, SOUTH AMERICA, GERMANY AND
OTHEREPARTS EUROPE. QJWIN SAID ¥IROGUE SHELLED AS THOUGH NE IN
INTEL BUSINESS, STATION DENIED ANY INFO ON WIROGUE. 14 DEC QUWIN

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REPORTED ¥IROGUE HAD OF FERED HIM THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS PER MONTH

_To PARTICIPATE. IN INTEL NET AND. BE HENBER "EXECUTION SQUAD.
en QuWIN SAID HE NOT INTERESTED, WIROGUE ADDED THERE WOULD BE
BONUSES FOR: SPECIAL: oss. UNDER QUvIN ‘QUESTIONING, WIROGUE LATER

“SAID “HE VORKING. ‘FOR PBPRIME SERVICE, a

“3 OJIN INTRODUCED: WIROGUE: To HOFKUIS. ~ WIROGUE en IN

LETTER, eReoIT WITH, HOFHUIS TO GET. gooD: EXCHANGE RATES

CHRYSLER: FOR’ g' 85000 a FRANCS, CITROEN FOR 25000 FRANCS AND TRIUMPH
“VEROGUE TOLD: QuWiN HE SOLD CITHOEN FOR 15022

FOR 118803 - FRANCS.
; FRANCS BUT It STILL PARKED NEAR 4IS HOTEL.
BAO Ae AT 13 DEC MEETING WIROUE SalD HE PURCHASED “CHRYSLER FOR

= 75000 FRANCS. MADE NO MENTION PURCHASE OTHER CARS. ALSO SAID HAD
“RENTED TwO STORES, ONE IN LECP EUROPEAN city FOR 14998 FRANCS

> PER MONTH AND ‘ONE IN NATIVE CITY FOR 6000 FRANCS PER MONTH.
as SIGNED CONTRACT FBR APARTHENT FOR 8000 FRANCS PER MONTH. “ASKED
GUTHYAN FOR THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS RENTAL ALLOWANCE WHICH HE CLAIMS.

_ HOS. CASE OFFICER TOLD HIM HE VOULD RECEIVE IN LUMP SUM. - GUTHMAN
REFUSED, SAYING WOULD HAVE OBTAIN HOS APPROVAL PAY RENTAL ALLOWANCE

ALSO.

vIN LUMP SUM.
IN DISCUSSING LOCAL conTacTS, WEROGUE NENTIONED QuWIN BUT

_—
THEN GUTHMAN “TRIED

+ Dpto NOT ADMIT TO HAVING TRIED RECRUIT HIH.
’ LEARN WHETHER WIROGUE HAD MADE APPROACH LATTER CLA@MED HAD TAXEN

NO STEPS. GUTHMAN WAS UNABLE CONTRADICT, AS DID NOT WISH REVEAL

OJWIN CONNECTION KUBARKs .
6. LEOP CONCERNED BY WIROGUE FREE “WHEELING AND’ LACK SECURITY.

. STATION HAS ENOUGH HEADACHES WITHOUT WORRYING ASUT AGENT WHO NOT

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ABLE HANDLE. FINANCES AND WHO NOT WILLING FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS,
IF HOS DESIRES, WILLING XEEP HIM ON PROBATION, BUT IF CONTINUE
HAVE. DIF ICULTIES, BELIEVE WIROGUE RECALL BrST SOLUTION, ALTER-

NATIVE WOULD” QE Put ‘his IN STAN ONCE MENUCHIN RETURNS To Ta
: OBTAIN IMMEDIATE INTEL, THAT AREA.

OMe “REQUEST. Hos: ths TRUGTI vs PRIOR 13002, 19 DEC. RE aqvina

~ wrowe YEARS: RENTAL L ALLOWANCES LATTER CLAINS NEEDS THESE FUNDS
vey. CAR. PURCHASE IN- ORDER SET uP COVER HECHANISM.: IF “WIROSUE To
a LIEVE ‘UST GIVE HIM at Least “ONE. THOUSAND DOLLARS, AS

, uo HE. SHORT FUNDS. ALSO. REQUEST INSTRUCTIONS Be WIROGUE ‘PAY.
- LATTER. SAYS HIS CONTRACT CALLS FOR FIVE. HUNDRED ‘DOLLARS SALARY PER
- WONTHS SAID HE. NOT. PAID FOR NOVEMBER. STATION. ‘Gave HIM ONE:
PAYMENT FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS. HOWEVER WISH HOS CONFIRMATION THIS
CORRECT AND AUTHORITY PAY HIN IN DOLLARS PER HIS REQUEST. (WANTS
Co POLLARS AS BLACK MARKET EXCHANGE RATE WHICH USED BY MOST PERSONS
ml HERE. TWENTY To FORTY PERCENT BETTER THAN OFFICIAL RATE).

: 8. NOT ABLE PICK UP LETTER CREDIT. PER REF A. WIROGUE SAID HAD
3IVEN IT TO HOF KUT FOR RETURN TO BANK AFTER MARKING IT CANCELLED.

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‘- DL. DIB 12820, 34: ‘Bay 1902 ©

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shiek vere. takea STR bin~ do kag 1952 ag lucicated. in references...
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receathy- turned ,over to. the’ unde reds gard by.AB/Lecal bectica who
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SUdject. te. furwarc thew to you ‘tor your raterset een
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. Giker of mse, S50 Paulo .
je ~ Chief of Station, Rio de Janeiro
Chief of ‘Staticn, Leopaléville

chief, _ Africa Division
“operat tonal/ rae/ WEROGRE__

“Pact FON RE CtKED REPERENCES v - ~
‘See Belov : bat BS] tt 3
HAPA+090, gated 12 Octoder 1960

“T sugsecr:

; 1. This is to advise you tmt gubject of reférence has been ; sreasferred
.. t0.the African Division and been assigned tha eryptogaas WIGROGUE/'1. ine.
- ‘latter’ is FB gently: in Leopoldvilie and alr correspandanee. received ‘through.
__ Fur eseos tion addres: 1a:t0 be pouebed 20, COS, Lecpelavilie, -

oe 2: winoata/1 was instructed to: send. aly unregistered. letters: and to
a tastrice Bs correspondent to do the sare.

uw

CHARLES R. ROTSEADS

PAUL B.. LEIGEROS

* Photribution:

: Orig. & 1 - COB, Sao Paulo
2 - COS, Rio de Janeiro
1 - COS, Leopoldville

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22 Bec 1960.

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‘A. ACLY-192, dated 14 Hovember “1960
B. LBOP, 0479, ‘dated 17 December 1960
c. DIR-17181, ésted 15. December 1960 -

. os =o atepated: ‘had: ‘pean prepared cut Lining the various administretive
én. “operations! datails.- ‘pertiuent: to the WIROGUE project. Receipt of ree

. was Aispatched: vith ‘the.- ‘specific. ‘Anstructions cut lined in paragraph 2 of
_— ‘Eeterence (a . 4

"2s During: wriogus/ a asaceiat ton with the. undersigned, tho subject of
a vehicle was ‘raised ‘byhim. ~ Be’ “stated -be needed one to ‘accomplish. his miae
' gion. Tt vas suggested’ to him that’ under the present circimatances in the-

. Congo’ it, would not’ be: wiee to considér ‘guch a purchase until he has discus-.
ged it ‘fully vith" you and received your concurrence. If he did purchases a

vehicle after receiving your: approval, then he would. have to do it from bis |
own fimds and not.use funda mide available to him to establish hts cover

business. Obviously be has violated the ‘suggestions. :

3. While WIROGUE/1 was in the employment of REDYOOD, there waa a
commnnication charmmel set up between him and his family. Thia was ‘an ar-
_ rangement with a letter drop in Sao Paulo. He vould write a letter, post
, . date it, and give it opened to the Case Officer who would pouch it to the
- COB, Sao Paulo for miling. Lcttera to WIROGUE/1 would coma to a post office
_.. box in 8a0 Paulo where it would be serviced by ALLOMETER-2 and pouched to the
- Case Officer. We leave it to your discretion, as to whether or not you wish
to continue this type of arrangersnt.. Ronetheless, under separate cover,
attachzent A isa letter for WIROGUB/1 which was received through this chan-

nel.

k, Tam cure that WIROGUB/1 will undoubtedly want you to set up

similar arrangement through Germany for him so that be may communicate with
a femle acquaintance of his in PBPRIME. We are not adverse to the idea of

his. having such a channel, but only on the: sondition you are able to censure

BATE TORPEDO +f SATE OAT mE

21 Dee 1960

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A ~ Letter for wIRoGuR/2. te Late
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FORM USE PREVIOUS EDITION.

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Chiof of Station, Leopoldville

Chief, Africa Division
8°'Qpere tional

WIROGUE
ACTION REQUHED FE catnces

A, DIR 08762 (OUT 86554)
_ Bs LEOP 0225 (is 36750)

ol. the pluns end development of the WIROGUE project have resched @ point
‘a stoma tion, of the rogross made and. the plana for the ‘future is in
7 At this writing 4t 4s anticipated that wIROGUR/2 will’ be. on the

7 as 2 cwimogun/2 ‘had’ *eaitgtnaray been: spoerulted: ‘dn Rarope for a REDSOX operation,

Ee-waa - flown to FBFRDG, "plack" and tndervent an extensive training program,

t small orzs and other similar type PH training. After a

uf ed: od nator ialiso, aa a result subject was

. Preparing. : The. aF/Divieion took interest in ——
WIROGUK/1' end® eansnt decided that’ with his peculiar background, |
talosite and genéral. Bakeup he’ could’ ‘effectively bé utilized slong thé Lines.

* ited in‘reference A. On 2 October 1960.¢ the case was transferred officially: ad

* . the Africa Division. °

Bes Since that date to the proceit, every effort ban been mde to psycho

. logically orient WIROGUE/1 for this assignment and to prepare him oporaticnally

- for its fulfillment. To “ansure the security of thé operation, prevent any
“Adentifieation vith ODYORE and/or KUBARK, and to preclede any unexpected

" umeovery of WIRGGUE/1's past which vould * associate nim with his pre-KUBARK life,
a nusber of basic stepa wera taken, Those vere: +

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"oa, WIROGUE/2 undorvent plastio surgery, which ‘changed the’ ‘shape of
his nose. —

Db. A toupee had beon made for his constant use. This and the
plastie surgery have altered him sufficiently to obviate any

recognition.

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' bly: to nefarious and axtra-legal. activities. Excitement and intrigue are ©

' ef the ‘professional XUTUSE.-type coupetence of the CO, he will reciprocate in
. kind. He: is indeed aware of -the precepts of right and wrong, but if he is

| necassary because hie cseo o
“Fight and he will dutifully undertake appropriate action for ita axecution -

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. ec. Documentation orerrod vith accomanying cover story ;
<* to show that WIRGUS/] ta en Austrian and vho hes never had ODYOKE
~~ Cangettions, nor evar been in FBHKIME.’ (Sea sepérate cover .

‘attechment A), . .

__.. 4« It 4s plenned et this tins to take NIROGUB/1 "blsck" to Germany.
Thare he will te met by the undersigned » givan his Austriak documentation,
codtact inetructions ‘and ‘lettar of credit, stripped of eny FBTRIME Clothing ~~
OF personal effects, end aispatcied, ‘He is to procsed ‘to ‘Leopoldville on

. ‘temporarily left open, slthough he. hag been told to look into the prospects

photo or general. repair chop. He ‘his actually.done photographie
decision on this-We'vill leave to your on-the spot judgment. The |

of credit for three thousand déllars ié-to-de used ‘to finance this

‘ of one thousand dollars, in a Swiss —
greater outlay. This money vill consti- -
bearing,. ojérational Joan which imst'be. repaid by: WIROGUE/1

ertod of yeares All other profite after the loan is paid

expetises ‘necéssitate a
interest,

‘.,_ “$e A word about the manner of mit witi Uhonve ate déaling; Hie is a
 @mll, energetic individual, vho' has di gplairs _Bhrevdness, mning, ingenuity _
end inventiveness. We'hasa.-peculiar turn -of mind which lenis itee]lf remarkn-

isportant factors in his life, he relishes it and as 4 result say bo a little

delicate to handle, WIROCUE/1 likes ordor and clear cut chains of command.

He sdrdres.‘the Pruesian-approach and 43 a result will take orders even if he —
~ may disupréé, It 19 important. to hin to have ths trust end confidence of hig

casa officer, If in his om mind he feels assured of this and ia confident

given an asaignment which sey be morally wrong in-the eyes of the world, but |...
officer ordered him to carry it out, then it 43.

without pangs of conscience, In a.word, ho enn rationalise a}l actions, One
last thought which may be useful, Best rosuita will probably be gotten if,
when given. an assignment, he- be pernitted to accomplish it in his own way.
Tko- latter is connected with his idaa ef trust and confidance, .

ORR
co, CHARLES R.. ROISTADE
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po 1. An Austrian passport, birth certificate and drivers License ‘have
; been prepared for {asuance containing following biographic datas .

Ey. Senos’ Geareo. Frans REIRER -

Bs 25 July 1921 not Coe rr.

. * Yethers nates Frans REIN Bt
7 -Motiiors: names Marianna neo BIELITZ -
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Heights’ 1 meter 70 cantemsters = tl . io.
“Weight: 58 kilo'a = ae, . a . be
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Hairs Brom . vee :
ob ov. > DAstinguishing marks: tips of forefinger and thumb “
ran . ' pight hand mlasing, Identical fingera loft bend scarred, co

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NOTION REQUINED — °

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“hy, WIROGUE has received politic
government and is fully documented i

al recognition from
n the name’ of. Georg

the West German
Frank. Sanders, .

the basis of the
t is a Georgian who defected from

South America... A. Fremdé
‘| required by. immigration authorities,

Co Qe. All: 'the South American Consulates in West Germany were contacted

“|with the assistance ‘of CAMANTILLA in an attempt to collect information
which would. enable’ HARVARD to select the most likely countr

Subject could. immigrate based-on his Personal preference,

enaerants, immigration tequirements, oot’ Columbia, Chile

the best Possibility, ’ so See ;

y. to. which -
Opportunities fo
or Peru offer

be for Subject to
ocessing.. Prior
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apply to the appropriate
to having Subject take this
ance and thinking regarding the

a. Subject as a Prospective enig
Of employment or proof of financial Solvency, Subject 's
. .° West. German documentation indicates that he is an engineer, .
wl Y.) This does ‘not mean that he is a diplomaed engineer but rather
_ a master mechanic, -This is borne out by the details of his
falsified life history and in fact by Subject's actual skills
“in electrical and mechanical fields, HARVARD feels that .
' Subject can satisfy any. South American Consulate that he is
* -., @Xperienced enough in electrical and mechanical fields to be
Of value to the economy of the South American country of his
‘choice, “Once Subject is admitted to South America, HARVARD
has no doubt that he can. -find employment if he desires it,

‘The ideal solution, however, would be for Subject to have a
firm offer of employment Prio

r to his immigration, If KUBARK
can arrange this, HARVARD fee j 's immigration’
could be Practically assured i Seek employment
through the German 1 iago, Chile but"
HARVARD feels that no South American firm would take the
Chance of hiring him

Sight unseen unless he were’ 4 highly
qualified Specialist, : . :

rant will’have to furnish proof

b. If proof of employment cannot be provided,
is the next requirement,
countries has statec what to be the minimum ‘proof
of solvency. The Prospective emigrant must show that he has
the funds to Subsist for two years at the rate of. $125.00 per
month, HARVARD feels that to deposit $3,000 to Subject 's
account would be a grave mistake. HARVARD—has—no; that

j e of taking. the money “and’“departing for} parts

ere were sufficient ‘induce

ments “awaftin him
in South America, HARVARD could Probably ‘arrange’ for a ron
attesting to the fa j €-- 93° Saar
him, Subject Gould

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¢. HARVARD has not cons
| through a bona fide refug

ing Subject for immigration
An-order not -to involve Subject
with the United States EScapee Program and to keep frén making-a fre'fiigee
organization a Party to-fraud with the possibility of embarrassing con-
: plications ir the dmmigration does not. come off Properly. Working’ ‘
‘through a +e fugee organization: would mean additional paper work and”
additional problems which for the preseat would indicate that this
immigration avenue should not” be considered except as a last resort,.

d. When ‘filling out his application’ forms Subject will have to-~..;
{Provide employment and ‘residence addresses consistent. with the dates ‘when.
‘he was supposedly living and working in the Georgian S.S.R.. His.wartime
military Service will have, to ‘be covered also. HARVARD feels that this
yinformation can be acquired ‘through the facilities of SR/6 when needed. --

4° “HARVARD is sea Pe, Opinion that Subject'nas ‘committed himself to —
| going to-South America partly ‘because he. will do anything which will. pro-
- flong his association with KUBARK and partly because he-is hoping to. mo
-| realize ‘some personal or financial Profit from the exercise, HARVARD has
“[gohlowed the ‘thene “that Headquarters deisie te to-help Subject and that i¢
‘pcan ‘best be done -b .completely legalizing him, Political recognition is
7 the first step but we desire further that ‘he ‘be helped ‘to immigrate and-.
after 5 years acquire citizenship,...Subject has asked HARVARD if he would
recéive financial ‘help during the transition period, in South America. ‘He.
‘was, told that’ we could ‘only guarantee his plane fare, that Headquarters _
would decide how much and what kind of additional help he would receive
jif any, . . ; :

5. Subject rejects the idea of Staying in Germany except as a last
resort. It sis possible that because of his irritation with his inactivity
Subject may simply request. his German documentation and leave HARVARD’s

' fcustody, - : -

6. Subject has -been in HARVARD's hands Since 22 May 1962 and has
: been costing us 100 to 150 DM per week, plus many hours of case officer
“jtime, Request earliest Headquarters advice pér para 3 above,

Carl Take ( f

CARL T, UPDI
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“" U. Iden wag .born in,1918, in Georgia, USSR, jie enigrated to France
with his fasiily when. he’was three years old. Se was a clever, precocious
child-during tils lycee education in France and was frequently cisalssed by -
schooldirectors wid did not apprectate Lis tenperamental perfornance. Ye
also. attended several enginecring ‘colleges tut appatently never graduated.

In 1939, he voluriteered for the French Foreign Legion and was sent to. Tunisia,
-The occupation of France in 194] ended.his military career. He was demobilired .

: - 2. ‘Subject claimed that he wanted to fight for France;' but he did not _
wish to. join a. collective resistance organisation. - He decided: te ect ‘on his —

om so he joined a labor force being recruited in Paris to go to Cermaney,

For awhile he worked in a synthetic gasoline plant in Boclitz near Berlin.

Later he was employed as a:driver for thé NSES, During this tire, he began

‘his carcer in black marketing and document forging. He claimed that he forged

. Passes into and out of Germany and did it to help imprisoned Frenéh officers

been love of excitement and wish to make Roney, He also claized that he did
"not work for the French Resistance, although it was possible and probablg
that they gave him orders to fill. Re did mention working through intermediaries
. and cut-outs, so its possible that he did actually work with the Resistance out
|_ did not want to tell us. Eventually Subject was arrested by the Cernan regular
police for his activities, and later brought to Serlin where he was interrogated

for several months at Gestapo lieadquarters, xa_ ended up by. spending tine in
jatls. and concentration camps. He was finally Moerated by the U.S. Army.

. 3. After the thrill and axcitemont of the. war years was passed, Subject
| could rot settle dom to a routine existence, So ho joined up with an

acquaintance who he says convinced hin of the necessity to make more money.
They decided to commit robberies. One was successful. Unfortunately for
Subject, the other was mt. His friend was apcrehended and confessed. Subject
spent the next five years in various rather xtorloug prisons in France.

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Ee was then paroled to his brother and war living near Marseilles.
He attempted to ¢o into businass using som: 22 the inventions that
he hed conceive! during bis continesent i ison. His personalit
and intense. drive and. self-confidence qui Wh a business
nar with capital to invest in a cinenzx nic color reproduction

| system that wis patented an! earned decant srolits for the two of then.

Stibsect was still oz: parole ani tied to his cider trotherte "eelt-
righteous’ inc-lsehce,” however. It was shoctiy after this that Subject
was approached ty.a cenber of: KUBARK who wes Zcllowing up on Subject
ag an ops lead-furniehed by a cousingin PStZoG.. Subject was favorably
‘assessed and memoved black from Franco bece=re of travel festrictions

“{mposed by bis parolé status. .

; &,- Ths rest of Subject's career has teen generally sumarized:
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Ba Subject hag been described as being very ingenious, observant,
shrewd, glib, and ont vho relishes intrigue and daring, The latter
“play a very ‘srortant part in his character. ‘Ze learns quickly and... .

_- carries out any assignment without regard fcc dancer... His drawbacks, .

as enumerated by hig case officers, are thet 56 is. headstrong,

'  Gmpilsive’ and constantly needs new interests, has an ego that feeds ,

’, on récognition and triumphs, a low frustratica point at “unpredictable

timed, would probably "fall in love” with tis CO which would make _
agent turn over difficult, and that-he woul< te difficult to dispose
of if he becsns disenchanted, 1.6. Subject iz a handling probles,

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FROFZSSIONAL CATEGORY. CO BsLLevsp HS GENUINE SLY SINCERS i WANTING TO 50 SOMETHING
FOR “RUBERK AS HE ENJOYED i RCLE AS LOWER RCHELON ACTION AGENT. WHILE IT CNTIRELY

: POSSIBLE SUBI THREATENT ING WORK FOR “OTEER SERVICE AS Bs BARGATNTNG TACTIC FOR

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subs AS HE ALt AS Psu ENOUGH. HONSY WOULD: COME 1 FROY SOSSFLACE TO SUSTAIN HM co. i . oo.
FROM, ONS VONTURE TO ANOTHTER. DOES NOT LILIEVS THAT suas BxPECTS TO Bz ACCEPTSD

Bf FRENCH 33, ua Kou VERY WELL St WOULD BE THCARSC CERATED FOR VIOLATING PAROLE .
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“AND HANDLED SCALE HOCK-UP OF ELINT GEAR ‘TO BE USED ARSENTINELS HAD TRAINTNG
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HG. oF KGB BCRLER TROOPS, AESENTINEL OPS PLAX, AIR INFILTRATION EXFILTRATION
TECHNIQUES TNCLUDI} NG ATRCRAFT FAVORED FOR THIS. SUBJ ABSORBED SOVIET REALITIES,

. BORDER TROOPS H.0. AND BASIC TRADECRAFT - QUICKLY AND-WITH GREAT APFLISD EE FLEXIBILITY,

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MEMORANDUM FOR: J. Albright, AE/S

"SUBJECT - ot a. Informal Character Assessment of WIROGUE

‘During the Period July59-Nov 1969
2. ‘Suggested Considerations for WIROGUE- Resettlement
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3.. Damage Report Contribution

“1. The following observations and. comments ‘are intended to

“represent an- informal personality assessment and factors in’ consid-
‘eration’ of resettlement for. AESPIC, now WIROGUE.. It_is based on a

period of~training and handling prior -to- anticipated dispatch--early
Julystthrough late November..1960. These thoughts are based on |
personal daily -extended contact ‘as trainer/agent handler with Subject
as a member of prospective cross-border team for implementation of
REDSOX Operation. AESENTINEL. One member was re-assessed operationally
unsuitable, which left a team of 2 agents, both of which Undersigned
continued to handle.. It is: hoped that this assessment may be of

some benefit to the AF Desk Officer, who requested it the day of this.
writing. It is intended that. Subject's demonstrated suitability for —
AESENTINEL, an infiltration-exfiltration operation into difficult”
terrain in the Soviet Union, will serve as a mechanism rather than

an end in illustrating Subject's general abilities and limitations

for the task at hand. An attempt has been made to present this

material in- subject categories considered operationally meaningful.
. Quoted passages in Part I are Subjects own or the closest approx-

imation memory permits.

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“2 It is my considered opinion that the SubjectYof this writing

has the highest personal and professional regard for Undersigned. I

- do also consider that, although thoughtful handling and self assured-

ness were prerequisite agent control factors during this case, Subject

“did not causeran uncomfortable amount of special handling problems.

The sénior Project Officer was Mr. Perry Crookham, C/DOD/DOB during
the training and holding prior-to-dispatch phase of the operation,

3. Subject Background and Chronological Association Factors
__-. Deeme perationally, significant ~
; A. Subject is.an approximately 49 year old eithnic Georgiana

fluent in Georgian, French, German and English. Subject emigrated to
France with the remains of his’ family during the pre-Lycée stage of
his life. His father, a TBILISI University academician and intellect-
ual of some note , elected: to stay in Soviet Georgia, during which
period Sovict dominance in the.West Caucasus was fairly well
solidified. Subject considers that his fathersdecision was made of


-his own free witt but which névertheless disappointed Subject greatly,
as he gréatly admired him, despite the fact that Subiect's fathers
decision was responsible for the suicide of his. mother, whom Subject
“Greatly loved. Undersigned believes that Subject's anguish in
memories, of his parents was genuine. Subject was a clever though.
precocious child during his Lycée education, and frequently was
dismissed by ‘school directors who did not appreciate his temperamental
“ though erratically brilliant performance. Subject, during this stage-
- o£ development, probably tricd as hard as ever in his life to conform
to the rules of society, which during that stage of French national

-education practices, would probably seem quite strict by American _
middle-school practices. Subject greatly desired academic/professional
_. recognition. in-imitatiom ‘of his father... These feelings were especially
frustrating because of his quick mind and. seeming natural ability for
mechanical and electrical theory ‘and principals. I do not: believe he-
ever has learned to consider’conventions of living anything more than
‘a tiresome game to be played when there is no alternative.” Subject's
quick mind, and' early appreciation, recognition and adaptance of

guile did much to ensure the ncessary ‘understanding of French culture.
for moderate success in that country. Subject who is an unusual
looking man even by French: standards, has no trouble in identifying
with the under-privileged elements of French society. Subject is
temporally bald, hooked nose, short, slender, bandy legged, wiry,
“and-of dark complexion but possessed of a dry, caustic wit eager to
* “Laugh and contribute in: the Caucasian spirit of comarderie to those

., Whom he conSiders worthy of friendship. Subject, however, makes real

| friends cautiously, and has conciously established for himself ;
perscnality assessment. criteria that would do justice to many success-
ful senior FI or CE C/O - agent handlers. .

: B. World War II offered Subject the welcomed opportunity to
show his ability, and ingenuity by engaging in black market affairs in
luxury items andVtravel -documents in German-occupied France.” Subject
would wistfully recount stories of his escapades during that period,
‘which, after really getting to know Subject, seemed to te entirely
mossible. Subject admired the Germans as “worthy anoonents",
particularly their efficiency and ability to act decisively whether the
problem be tactical or strategic. An extended period of German
encarceration (until war's end) did nothing to alter his opinion.
‘Wars’ end left Subject bored and unfulfilled, The excitement and thrill
of "the game" were gone and Subject's unsettled, numb confusion was
for quite another reason than most of Europes milling thousands of
displaced and ‘shattered families. Therefore, it was not long before
Subject and a close friend from his black market days decided on a
daring daylight bank’ robbery in one of the suburban centers of France.
Subject contends he planned the robbery from start to finish, and
needed only someone to help.. Subject and his accomplice carefully. ;
cased a bank, stole a heavy truck and during the height of the business
day hacked the truck fuli speed in reverse through the large street
level plate glass window. Subject said’ he hopped out of the truck with

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an automatic weapon, while "the people were frozen solid", gathered

up the money and was away quickly. Subject sdid the scheme failed
because his accomplice went to the cache-site to get some of the money
to spend before it was safe to do so. His accomplice was apprehended
and in time broke down and implicated Subject. Subject said he was
not hitter at Ris betrayer,-but rather professed a genuine admiration
for French. interrogation techniques. Subject served a difficult
confinement of 5 yéars, and “was ‘paroled to an-older brother in
Marseilles, as I recall. . ‘

. C..+Subject said that he began at that point. to appreciate the ~
’ futility of violent actions, while opposing ‘the authority of society.
He therefore attempted to go into business using some of the inventfons °
- that he had conceived during his confinement in prison. His winning a,
' perscnality and intense drive and self-confidence quickly gained him a
“business parther with capital to ‘invest in’ a cinematographic color
reproduction system that was pattened and earned decent profits for the
venture. Subject was still on parole and tied to his older brother —_
-.. “self-righteous indulgence’, however. It was shortly after this that
. “Subject was approached by a.mémber of the AIS who was ‘following up on
Subject as:an-ops lead furnished by a.cousin in the US who was a
; moderately successful lawyer, and who had been long since recruited as
ae, an agent Spotter for eithnic Georgians. Subject was favorably assessed
and removed back from France, because of travel restrictions imposed
under his parole status. 1 believe that this opportunity rekindled
his old feelings of exhilaration and grateful enthusiasm for the
‘ opportunity to perform his deeds of dWing for an authority, sanctioned
by a national state, in this case the AIS.

oe oo D. Were at last, he considered, was a secure source of backing
- - ; and support, for his natural outicts., Subject always considered the

: Agency as wn. Geel business partner, ally, and protector. fle was
thérefore a grateful, sincere "tool" who thoroughly enjoyed his role

as lower echelon action agent. Subject wow probotily frels Ieee au epust preteen.

E, He was a willing pupil, physically active -- since the job
: . called for physical endurance -- and looked on self-denial and fatigue
ws recognition as a point of honor. Undersigned was never a poor .
the

athlete, however, was bested on numerous occasions at whatever
field probéem. Subject absorbed Soviet Realities, Rorder Troops N.0.
and basic tradecraft quickly and with great applied flexibility.

F. It was during this period that Subject began to confide
regularly and in depth to Undersigned. Subject would often tell
Undersigned, “Fred, you must believe me, I want to do something."

"I will do anything you tell me to do, only tell me. "You (meaning
the Agency) want me to kill somebody. - Okay: I do il anyway you sav."
I believe Subject was genuinely sincere, and that this was neither an
attempt to impress his C/O or a trust/assurance maneuver.

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G+ When. an indefinite hold was placed on AESENTINEL ‘by —
higher, Agency authority, one team member was ‘re-oriented and placed .
on conservation in a cover job. -Undersigned ultimately conducted this
agent back to his Scandinavian home where resettlement. was achieved
‘with a minimum of -arrangements,: however, Subject wus transferred to
‘AF. Division for projected operational-use in central Africa. This,.
“if imemory serves, was accomplished in late 1960. :

“4. Personal Qualities and Miotivation Factors of Possible
. Operational Exp oitability

A. -Natural intelligence, resourcefully inventive

B. Mechanical ability, to include photography... gedgetry

C. A certain acumen and shrewdness :

D. Concious guile and a "clandestine mind"

E, Physical stamina, and vitality. to include extremely good
eyesight Bo

F. Probably capacity to withstand hostile interrogation and/or
_physical stress-privation : ,

mG, A sincere exponent of “the end justifi 5 the means’ - <.,-°

Hi. Atheism

I. A winning personality when nced be
J. Present and potential language ability
K. Lack of racial prejudice

L. Fierce loyalty to his C/O once respect and friendship are
‘established, = oo, =

M. Possible self-destruction rather than blow the job in denied
area Op.

N. Good independent.action agent © short tere ops.

0 Anti-Communist

P. Moderate drinker

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Keen observer and excellent memory for faces and names

R. Self-confidence to a fantastic degree

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S. Personal Qualities Considered Operationally Disadvantaceous

A: Natually intelligent but headstrong
B.- ..Physiognomy easily Tenembered © |

C. A blind spot in intuitive friendships, to possible include.
. trusted female paramour . a . mo

DO. “Impulsiveness, and nervous: energy that needs constant
new interestg outlets. An opportunist .

E.- Lack of moral convictions and basic Values many of which are.
divorced from Teality, 20 00 1 aoe

F. Ego that feeds on recognition. and triumphs... (probable
inferiority complex) \ = :
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G. Poor assessment of the value’ of money ("easy come, easy go")
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HN. Possible inclination to alter ops plan to Conform)Subjects _
appreciation of the situation, in field situation, sot

I.. Probably prove to "fall in love". with his C/O, which might
"make agent turn over. difficult. Tha prebetly weld be aca gares
- fer 866 Pe sy ful Fela bean. oe _ . .
J. Probably poor P/A-~probably has little objective confidence
_in subordinates :

K.- Low frustration point at unpredictable times or occasions.
L. Difficult to dispose of if he ever becomes disenchanted

6. WIROGUE Resettlement Considerations
ett tienent Considerations

; A. AF/S representative has requested comment from Undersigned
on WIROCUE's apparent reluctance at resettlement attempts in Frankfurt
a/H which are underweigh at the Present time, I believe. It is
undersigned's understanding that iSdapectiod has threated to work for
the French Service if resettlement negotiations do not proceed to
Subject's liking, Speculation has been that this is probably a bargain-
ing tactic to gouge an appreciable amount of additional dollars in his
resettlement claim. Undersigned considérs this a quite valid
assumption, and entirely attributable to Subject. Subject probably
Views this threat as particularly critical in view of the seeming
political/economic conflect with the French, and appreciates by now
one of the differences petween the AIS and the IS of a fascist and/or

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with new ‘docuzents, a new identity, vlastic surgery, etc,

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B. However, Undersigned would like to suggest the following
interpretation for whetever value mav be in it. 7 Suggest that money,
per se, is net the primary end that Subject is striving for. now, just
us it never seered to be his primary concern throughout his‘life. I
believe that. Subiect gcnuinely eniovs clandestine operations; at least,
his conception of clandestine operations. Subject probably would,
prefer to work for the ‘AIS or: possibly the W. German Service because

-he has’ a genuine fondness for the people and many aspects of the
_ kulture of both countries. The ‘idea of legalized, or at least
internationally tolerated, "Spyi ne" offers the Opportunity to

legitimize, and thereby- rationali: e, Subject's sebsaseusoen that he is

, ‘protecting his equity in an important, unique,’ “professional”

category:

: C.- Subject, - during the period of Undersignedsexposure, always
considered that. if he had money-fine, if not, then enough would come

“his way from. someplace: to sustain him from one venture fm the next.

. Subject felt that the acquisition of money would be a by-product of
‘his opportunist. schemes and technical inventions in pursuance of his
main goal-personal recognition for personal achievements. and triumphs.

D. oT believe ‘Subject does not expect ‘to be accepted in his
offer of employment with the French. Service, but rather to let our

“minds jump to the next logical step-the fll meaning of the result
-of such an attempt on his part..

Subject knows very well that he has

violated his parole and would be encarcerated on his return, I believe

“his pride and the probability of censure and ridicule of family and

friends in Frarice would disuade him in the final analysis.

. E. Subject is a most excellent chess player. [ have never
won “from him, nor have I ever seen him lose a game, I consider that
Subject has though vt this line of action out thoroughly. It. is
apparent that he is willing to gamble his quit claim settlement on

‘something that I believe he has specifically in mind--possibly the

offer of new docunents and identity in some third country. He has

always had a great desire to “surprise” everyone back home (i. e. Paris):
I do not

believe that what he wants is necessarily more dollars, but rather

for the AIS to once again help htm (as co-partner) to achieve his aim

.of acclaim, success and recognition, possibly this time to family and

friends in France. : a, .

F, oT do net believe that. Subiect could ever be physically
He lest half his front teeth to German interrogators and

intimidated.
the other halt to French prison guards. Additionally, he does possess

-a defiant spirit that sometimes comes through as sheer obstinacy to

friends. -
G. If it is considerd worthwhile, I believe an attempt should

be made to lccate a C/O locally who has handled him in the past. A

C/O for whom Subject has respect as a higher echelon and whom he
considers understands him. T suggest that this C/O interview Subject
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really wants. -To. bat of my ‘recollection, Subiect thought highly
‘of Monty Love (T),: the C/O that helped pitch him and whe. brought
him out Black from France. Menty was to go to one of the German
Stations or bases the last-time I saw hin in late 1959. _

8. Damage Report Contribution

nh, : cues : -.A. The following constitutes Undersigned' s contribution to a
damage ‘report that may well be needed in view of Subject's posture in
the matter at hand. It covers only that time sequente during which

»-Undersigned actively handled Subject.
B. This span. constitutes:
- early July 59 .- date Nov’ 1960--
‘ a Or At that time Undersigned was a junior C/O on the ;
AESENTINEL Project which was’ to be prepared and launched from the ZI

. by SR/DOB, a covert site ops base wm formerly in the District of
Columbia, sO . ; So,

-D. In early July of 59, Undersigned as "Fred" and |

George Fill (SR Staffer) as Mr. George" met Subject and his teammate
‘Al’ who arrived at Natl, Airport, D.C. with their. agent handler and
trainers. The group had returned from several weeks of survival
training in Alaska, and consisted of: :

Zubject , "Little David" (A)

Gregg Ross (T) , Mr. Gregg (A)
inal : "AL" (agent team mate)” Big Al"{(A)
Bill Rohmer (T) | Bill (A)

E.: We drove immediately to a Safehouse in the Virginia
‘countryside and conducted training, holding and orientations from
that: site until the operaticn was placed on indefinite censervation:

and ultimately cancelled becaSue of the Powers U-2 incident.

FL: Safehouse keepers were an elderly married couple -
"Geof and Janie. There were approximately 6 DOB QP vehicles exposed

to Subject.

: G. During this holding period another -C/O and several agent
handlers were there on regular. occasions: -
Perry Crookham (T} - "Mr. Pat" (A)

. Myron Toloczko (T) "Ski" (A)

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Ray Hanchulak (T) "Ray" (A)
-Gordon Mothes (T) "Gordon" (A): , \
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Joseph Betza (T) : "Joe" (A)
Col. Podwornyy (1) : "Pod"

#H. ~ Subject knew the operating principles and handled the
scale. mock-up of the ELINT gcar to be used on AESENTINEL, Subject.

_Was .exposed to training in:

1

(1). Basic and Advanced Fieldcraft, to include small arms.
: (2) Basic tradecraft techniques. and practices

(3) Soviet Russian language training

(4) Soviet interrogation techniques _ a i

(S) -M.O. of KGB Border troops . :

(6) AESENTINEL Ops. plan

a _ ~ (7) Air infiltration- -exfiltration hig emtaues to ;
include aircraft favored for this, |. .
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“9. "For further. information or Clarification please call. © a
““Fréd Kirkpatrick, extension 6587.

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Te, Jon, MONEY, FRIENDS AND HOPE FOR FUTURE, SAYS HE HAS TRIED HARD

7 FIND AND RETAIN SUITABLE, EM POL YMENT. BUT UNFITLED FoR ANYTHING
over THAN TATEL WORK. SINCE PBPRIME UNABLE PROVIDE HIM FURTHER ;
ao ASSIGNMENT IN THIS FIELD HE PLANS PROCEED PART AND OFFER SERVICES -
“10 FIs, _ STATED PUR POSE HIS CONTACT To DETERMINE ‘WHETHER THERE

‘ “ANY OBJECT rons HIS SEEKING sucy EMPLOYMENT

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cs 2. HARVARD CO “CONF IRMED THAT THERE NO possi rity OF
RENEWING HIS AIS ASSOCIATION, WIROGUE ALSO TOLD THAT, WHILE
: ‘VE UNABLE PREVENT HIM From TAKING PROPOSED ACTION, DOING so
WOULD BE aT own RISK SINCE FRENCH AUTHORITIES WOULD ‘PROBABLY “
“NOT ONLY DISSELIEVE HIS STORY OF PAST AIS CONNECT TONS} Burt - WOULD
TAKE ACTION AGAINST HIM FOR past CRIMINAL ACTIVITY,  SuBy

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OGCUMENT NUMBER

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Chief, AF
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; Chief, FE: WH; SR: KUPLUM _
- from Chief, Coordination & Support Base,
. Frankfurt : :
suatcr WIROGUE oe yo, “ads
1 £° Final Resettlement of WIROGUE eed
ACTION REQUIRED 1 REFERENCES : . .

aed. 'WIROGUE, “former REDSOX -agent candi@ate and African Division
agent has’ been quitclaimed and resettled on the local economy.
This ‘@ispatch summarizes the WIROGUE case from May 1962 to March

1964,

“2 Subject arrived in Frankfurt/Main from the Congo on 22 May

. 1962, .:KUBARK's ‘reasons. for ‘establishing contact were dictated by
the need to relievé Subjéct of his KUBARK-supplied false Austrian
-passport, the need to institute. or suggest a course of action
which would encourage him to establish himself as a contributing
member of society and, above all, prevent his return to the Congo.

me - 3. Subject appeared to be primarily a resettlement problem,
therefore, Orme K, DARONNAT was assigned the Case Officer
responsibility. oe

4. Since adequate documentation was a primary. consideration for

“Teo successful resettlement, Subject was briefed on the relative merits

of the types of . FEDREP,-documentation available. Although Headquarters
had recommended a -backstopped. Fremdenpass, subsequent discussions
“between DARONNAT ‘and MKTOPAZ FRAN representatives indicated a
'Reiseausweis to be the proper document for, permanent resettlement,

.. With the cooperation ‘of ODIBEX. Camp King representatives, Subject

“=! was interviewed ahd granted political recognition on the basis of

a fabricated story’in. which he claimed to be a Georgian who defected
from East Berlin while with a tourist group.

.. 5. The WIROGUE case suffered a temporary setback when in December
1962 the BUNDESVERFASSUNGSSCHUTZ (BFV), the West German organization
responsible for the internal security of the FEDREP became interested
in. Subject and requested all available information. HARVARD briefed
OCA Bonn that Subject was strictly a HARVARD agent resettlement case
whose name, recognition interview story, etc were complete :
fabrications to insure his receiving political recognition anda
Reiseausweis. OCA advised the BFV that Subject was of continuing AIS
interest and HARVARD resumed its resettlement efforts... 2 rae? D

2 3

DATE DISPATCHED

CATE TYPED
4 June 64

OISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER

EGOA-21573

HEADQUARTERS FILE NUMDER

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G. By summer 1963 detailed South American immigration data
had been acquired. This disclosed. that Subject's. language
deficiencies, background, knowledge of the Soviet Union, and work
history were insufficient to guarantee hits smooth processing
through the .INTERGOVERNMENTAL COMMITTEE FOR EUROPEAN. MIGRATION '
(ICEM)... Our “investigation also pointed up the fact that until
Subject was provided with a'detailed life history containing the
informetion required by prospective employers and/or immigration
authorities, he was not ina position to be resettled anywhere,
let alone South America, - As a‘result, HARVARD's plans to process

“Subject for immigration had to be cancelled, at_least temporarily.

7. cA CABEZONE Stage I C.0, was given the task of preparing a
_ life story containing the factual information needed for the filling
“2 out of job applications, to stand up under detailed interviews and,
. if.South American immigration ever took place, to satisfy immigration
‘requirements. This.léegend was given: to.ODIBEX Camp King representa-
tives who ‘prepared a new political -recognition interview story,
arranged for the removal of copies of the old story from the various

.. §, For the. first time since Subject had arrived in HARVARD's
. custody the way was clear for a final resettlement. Subject's
. Reiseausweis was renewed and. he was’ quitclaimed and advised to
work and establish himself in Germany. He was told that nothing
more could be done for him and that immigration to South America
at anytime in the future would be without KUBARK assistance.

9, HARVARD has done everything to insure Subject a successful
future -free from. problems resulting from his "black" association
with KUBARK, Therefore, there is food reason to believe that
KUBARK will not have to become involved with any of Subject's
“future problems. It is also unlikely he will attempt to coerce
KUBARK with threats to reveal all. With his criminal background
he is aware that he cau ‘be brought to the attention of the French

'. authoities. He also believes that. KUBARK's position in the FEDREP
is such that we have nothing to.fear from any action on his'part. .

10. At the time of this writing Subject has a position as
research and development engineer with a Munich firm. He allegedly
receives DM 1500 per month, has an expense account and is to receive
a percentage of all profits realized’ from the sale of any devices
he develops. He expects to move to Munich permanently about the

end of May or June 1964,

11, HARVARD has arranged with CSB Data Processing Branch to
publish a noforn drop notice under Subject's documented name so
that any attempt to immigrate to any country will bring him to the
attention of KUBARK and appropriate action can be taken.

12, It is suggested that Headquarters arrange to apprise
HARVARD of any inquiries regarding Subject under his documented
name or any of the names listed in Attachment C, .

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B. Termination Agreement (usc)
Cc. Iden List _ (USC)
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In hoglottung aines Dolnotochera orcohotnt dor angebliche -

auslindioche Piilcatling .

Grorg Prank Bandera, | --—
Bebe nm 25. Juli,1915 An TiLlis/ceorgien/Uas SRep --
wohnhaft in Gberurael/on., Tohanaractre 145,
Reorufy hlektroingoniour,
Bta: ‘toanfones ungeklirt, feo UdS SR,

- Bktornt “O*nidn Je und Maria. gave Kantéoheli,
aa a ; bodice varetorbeny - .

_ und oridict nto “rongts _ a, _ a

a. Ich weit, ‘wooha2b: Gon heute. hier botragt werden soll. Moin. \

iad Dolactscher hat air auch ‘Goeact, dkB ich G10 Yohrhait angeben

soll,” an° ‘aonst die: Oo fahr -banteht, @ad meine Anerke. NUAg

- ala ausliindiocher Plucht2ling cofthrdet iat,

Ich wurde aln Hlteates Kind aoiner. Bltacn godorons Toh hatte :
nooh einen Brudory der aber kura naon Gor Gcburt verstorben
det. ,

’ Mein Vater war von HFeruf Ingenteur, iat aber berotet in Jahra

oa

2924 veratorbvon. Ich aalbat kann aioh an meinen Veter nioht
aohy erinyrn, Meine ‘intter Ast im Johre 1934 an. ottiesd Nerge
Bohlag voratorhen, Sié6 war suletst Kaipiererin in (etned
Schuhroparaturdonobift in ‘Tiflio.

Meine Schulseit degann in Jrhre 1927, -o-ich an moinen Uoburtse.
- ort bia 1934 din aortige Deutachea vchule besuchte. Ea war
aine Schule, in dar nach deuts her Gesichtepunkten unterrichtet

wurdo. Sir dodkonton une zu dannliger Zait der doutachen Iprache
und hatten nur w.niga Stunden, wo wie An der goorgischen

Sprache’ untorrichte? wurcens

In Suhre 1934 kam ich, nach: m, deh durah eine Prilfung é1e Be=
funigung nachweison nudte, aun Blektro~Technikun in Tiflis, den
auch ein Internat angoschloasen wars Die finanatellen “ittel

“fir diene Schule brauchta’ foh nicht aufbringony sondorn nat wt

ein Peinendiuar. 7

An dieser Ishronatalt atadlorée ich vier Jahre Pryoiky Mathonats

Secantontey Bnglipen und Tterature


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' '
Hebden der oigentiic® can Poohauabildung erhtolten wir auch eing we
vorniiitirische Ausbildungs :n der KUrperschule ait eingo=
echloscen. Ware Wihrend dor Soanorferien waron die Studenten
moist ‘gut etner Kolehoae “Derokartlats ‘ua go an der Borgung

der | irnta. ‘mitauhelfon.
‘Ia. Pruhjahr. 1938 hatte 4¢h meine Adaohlusprifung. Ich bestand

: dioue- “und erhielt nein Diplome So ‘
_ Schon ‘yon dor: Tnhranatalt ‘wurden ‘uno Artéiteplitsc eugewiesone ©

tir mugten ung su dionen Eweak auf sw i Jahre vorpflichtons

“Toh wlirde- egen,* “dad dante. eine ‘geviase R oxgenhlung dor wie _
-gawith on Golder eu tnacke, deo Studiung 9 golotatet werdon ‘golltes

and eich in’ “Zoohaka Jas

: - Plata def:

a An'28.. Auguat 1941 wurde Len eur rueateohen Armee eingegogene

Ich kom: naoh: Byakue Ea handelte eich um eine PlakoinheLt,. aie

in der Oaljanekij1 Kasorne tinte. -gobracht var, Nach meinor

_ swediaonatigen Grundausbaldung wurde“ich ale Kraftfahrer ausge= |
“pildet.

_ Bun Schlus: ‘moinor Dienstseit war toh Fobrer des Divistonckoanane
doura, Oderstleutnant OQURGENIDSS. | .

. Is Jahre 1944 wurde Joh sua Foldwodel deLdrdert. Mae dieses

“> Dienaterad: habe ich auch 1946 die Amace verlansen, Es we

im Septemtor. Ich kehrto wieder an meinen frilhoren Arboito~

plats surtick, don ioh bio su-moiner Flucht innohatte.

“Run ru meinen Fluchtcrundent
Trotsuem ich in einom komaunistischen Land geboren und ersogen
wordon wary dagann ich doch schon frilhseitig zu veretehon, daB
fur die Rinselperaon keine persinliche Frotheit bentand.
_ Ee war mir auch klar, .da8 persinlicher Aufotieg nicht von
. dea Talent und der Xoohtachaffenheit eines Nonsohen abhing, ©
eondarn von ‘dem AudanG der polifischen Retitigung. Ich erkannte
die kornunistiochen Ligen, doa dio Wirklichkelt so verschiedon von.
der offisiellen Propaganda war. Wihrend und naoh den Ariege traf
fon Menaohen, die went liche ‘Idndor besucht hatten und ich war
in der Ing». Bruohstuoke der Wahrhoit liber den Unterrahiod.
in den Lebensarten aug diesen Ersthlungen abguleiten, obwohl
alle diese Berichte sehr vorsichtig vorgebracht wurden. —


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. ’
Ich hdrte achlieGlich auoh noch weatliche Sender, un aich, su
orientieren. Kring feindlicha =instellung sua Fosstunisous .
wurde imser atiirker und ea wurde fir =1¢h inser sohwiorigers S 2°
nich ait meinon Redonsarten z£u kontrollieren und diesen
Gefvhien Richt offan ‘Auadruck gu verJeihens

. In dunt 1962 kaa cohliesiicn der Sichorheitagionst zu diy
“en tieinen, Arbeiteplate. In, der arinchliedendon Yernehrung
wurde’ ‘toh beschuldigt, ein langjihriges Witglied einer
goorrischen Riders tandagruppe ‘2u sein und rogiorungofoind=
Atohe AuGerungen: getan au hedens Obwohl ich aolchs Xuforungoa
' ped versc edenon Yelegerhoiten gemacht hatte und dashald |
; adhuldig im Sinn én letzteren Tele der Ancchuldigungen a
War,.-konnto doh" funion, ‘dad: dor Bicherheitodienat nioht
|. gentigond Informationen. bona. ‘Teh verneinte dechalb alle a)
‘Ahsohulaigungen, °" a
Ruch lan:em Verhtr wurde ich in moine Foh-ung entlaezen und
erhielt die Auflage, meinen dphneite nicht su verlas:ene.
. AuBerden wurde mir erklart, dad ich epAter von Sichorheites *
| fens? noch hdren wilrde. Alle diese Unotinde lieden in mir *
den Godankon ‘der Plucht konzan, Ich lebte fortan imnor in
. der Anant, von. Sichorheitodienst verhaftet su warden, Haoh
'- weiflicher Ubcrlegung setate {oh na 25.6.62, also drei Tage .
_ nach den. iverhbr, no ine Fluchtabsichten in die Tat an. .
aaa Blo an jeden- Tag, 80 vorlieS ioh auoh su gewohiter Zolt,
a “Began 07.00° Uhr, meine Yohnung. Anetatt abor gum Arboitae
, Platz au-gcehan, verlied toh die Stadt in Richtung Bamtrediae |
Den Zug getraute ich mir nicht cu benutgon, weil ich der
Meinung war, da8 dieser liberwmncht wird, Nach etwa 2 oder 3
Kilometer wurde toh auf dor Lndstrasee von eines Lantwagen
aufgenonnen, der nich nach Sontredia brachte. Dort bestiog
Ich dain wohlieflich den Zug maoh Baku, dar gezeon 14.00 UhF
ankam. Ich versteokte mich in der Folsegei¢t big sur Dunkelheid
Ich ging an Soe entlang. Noch etwa 2 Kilogeter Fuln: rach
 vernichtete: ich ‘meinen Pad. ( Peroonalauszeia _) und vergrubd
* meine Kleidung. - Ich nuste nitatioh von diesom Ort vornuchen,
schvianend tilrkicchos Gebit su erreicken. Ea Mag unglaubdlich,
klingan, aber ich sch-ama bia gegon 04.00 Unr frtth. An Land
gckoanen, wuite-ich nicht, wo foh mich defand, In einer
Hutte fand ich aber Geganatinde, aue denen 1oh annehmen mudte,
coe mich noch innerhalb des sowjetiachon Toritoriuzs gu befinden.s
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Ich yoreteoxto mich sieder und varteta bie suaAfbonds .”
Ich ging ochlieAlich wieder ino %_so0% und sohvani nun .,
der Ktinto entlnng. - Ich atthte mich wieder die ginse Nacht
aby ohre 4a0 ich gonay wubte, wo foh nich bofand. Im dorgen=
grausn ging ich wieder: an Lind. Ich hielt mich = cuniichat in
einer Hobe vorotookte ‘Im L.ufe der nachfolgonden Gtundea rs
traf ‘toh einon Knaben von. etwa 11. oder 12 Jahron. Von tha
“ erfuhr deh, da {ch afoh auf tlirkiechem Grbtet, in dor

: Nuhe von Kenal<Pancha defend. Da.doh tmnr noch nicht
Sicherheit hatte, ‘werste: ‘Kte 4ch nich woiterhin gwel Tages
Der. ‘ot cehorahend, niher te Ach mich cohlieflich der Orte
‘dohatt Keznl=Pasoha. HAS ‘meinen ‘ruceieohen Sprachkonntnioe
gen konnte. ‘4ch aich @en herbetgekon:enen Per-onen nicht
/Yerstindlich onachen. Man dedrohte mich nit St0cken und ;
Axton, ‘bie fo ich sfa-nohlietlich Uberseugen konnte, a8 - \
* ANA tay OrvLet kime und. um Nilfe bitte, Minner —
der Ortrohaft Ubergaben mich sohliieflich don ailitiricohes
- BohSrden in Renal~Parohae

_ Ded meiner Flucht war toh lediglich nit oiner Badehosa
" ‘peifleddots An den FUdon hatte toh Schwimnfloasen. Heiter
| trug toh. oin’? ‘Tinppmesner bed mir, mit dem ich aioh im Hote
fallo Yortoidigon FOLLEGs.. - : :

mioh U*-Behdrden, ade nich noch: ay gletonen z, 69 nach
.. Deutschland brachtens

. Daa. det die Kuhrhott. Ich bitte, nich als ausl. PluchtLing

anzuerkennon, wil doh ous politicchen Grunden und aue
Angst vor Verfolgung metne Hoimnt vorlnason habes
_ Ich bin bisher noch nicht boatraft.

“f°. Wegen moiner Zukunftoabsichten befragts, erkiire ich, da8
PS als J. °° deh aussuwandern gedenkes Bs iat abor auch nicht auage~
i oa we schlossen, daf ich mich in Buropa ntederlasse. ;
oa ee Dee int ulles, wan {oh yon mir dua und auf Befragon sogen
po ean er
be a Die in rusoiooher bprache sefthrto. ¥-rhandlung habe doh ° : di
yor, , ' -‘veretanien und bosthtige dia Richtigkoit durch meine :
ey "  ‘Untercchrift, — re

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JUN 16 igo4

_ DOC: MICRO. SER.

The undersigned herety acknovleizges

chat a contractual relationshis-
hss heretofore existed tetveen hin and the Government of the United States
of America (hereinafter re z "the Governnent™}, The Governnent
e tisfied ali of its obi

nas, fully and completely igations to the undersigned.

. The undersigned on bezals of himself, tis heirs, exacutors, adninistra-
tors ‘and, assigna hereby releases and forever discharges the Governnent, its
. officers, agents ani ensicrees fron any and sli debts, claims, benefits or

demands ‘arising out of the above mentioned contractual relationship,

. _ 2 The undersigzed-fully understands and Scpreciates the fact that the orior
.,~ relationship between the ratties and all information ani knowledge acquired in
* the course of Said relationship (particularly with reference to Persons and
methods enbdloyed ‘by the Government: are the promrty of sald Government and

constitute nilitery ‘secrets affecting its security. The umersiened knows and”
-understands that these are rrotected by German Law under the orovisions of

. “Annex A to the Cofvention on Rights and Obligstions of Foreign Forces in the

_ Federal Republic.of Germany. — me

, The Government {s highly appreciative of the excellent services hereto-
fore rendered by the undersioned. However, ta creserve the security above
mentioned, it is further unierstooi and agreed thst toth parties shail here-

after disavow that the relationship ever existed,

The undersigned furthe> agrees he possesses ro right, title or interest
in any information or -knowledce arising out of said relationship and he fur-
ther solemnly swears tnat he will never Givu cublish or reveal by word

- conduct or any other means the fac: of said

Lienship nor any such ano
.- or Anformation arising therefrom except as authoriged in writing by the-sans
... OPfLelal of the Government as that uho witnesses this oath, ©...

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EXSrRPT FROM BSCA 21181 -- HARVASD RESEGTL ENT

" -WIROGUE

a,

UFNT ‘SUMMARY FOR JANUARY 196k:

Subject's new legend has been.

translated into German and given to
the ODIBEX Camp King representatives
who will use it as the basis for a

’ new political recognition interview

Story. AS.Soon-as the new story is
completed copies will be placed in

the various files to replace copies

of the old story. At this point,
Subject's documentation. will be. - .
compietcly in order and actual resettle-.
ment should be accomplished in a few ~'

days.

Pas.

St} 233977

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_- HARVARD

SUMMARY OF. RESETTLEMENT ACTIVITY.
1 - 30 Septenber 1963

"> >: n- “DEFECTOR CASES: co

Case Name’. at ' _ | Action Taken ce

A. On- Hand at Beginning of Reporting Period:

‘DS~ 108". “Subject moved out of HARVARD ‘housing.
: - during the month after naving ‘located ag
~.’ appropriate employment with CAMANTILLA'S. |.
. . assistance. The. results of Subject's
-T.B. tests were obtained on 24 September
_and aré negative... He will. continue in
‘his Current job and concentrate on
further English Study until December 4
‘when he will again be considered for
inmigration to the U 5. under P. L.
86-648. ; .

DS-129—i«; Through the assistance of MKTOPAZ and
“ ODIBEX, Subject received his Fremdenpass
_ — and was interviewed for FEDREP political
po recognition, Shortly after being turned
; over to CAMANTILLA, who is assisting him
in his efforts to obtain local employ-
ment, the need for additional interroga-~—
tion arose, While his job hunt. was,
therefore, Slightly delayéd, it Should
recommence shortly. Due to the sensitive
nature of Subject's documentation — ‘
problem Chaving been previously granted
refugee recognition by another country),
HARVARD wiil continue to maintain contact
with him until. the Reizseausweis is issued.

IDEN-271* Subject immigrated to the U.S, 19 September
1963 without HARVARD assistance or
CAMANTILLA sponsorhip.

Be Received During Reporting Period:

DS-130 ' profession: Electro-technictan:
: designer of high voltage
power circuits

Rec'd by HARVARD: 20 September 1963 |
From: CABEZONE |. :
Nationality: Czechoslo: fakiaa
Age: 27 .

-No of Dependents: 0O
Resettlement Officer: Orme K. DARONNAT

Group 1
Excluded from automatic
Downgrading and declassification

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Action Taken

HARVARD Resettlement Aims: Subject! s |
procéssing for immigration.to the U.S...
Under Public Law 414 has already been-
completed. He is scheduled: to ‘depart.

28° October 1963: via-an’ ICEH: flight: for
New York where CAMANTILLA will meet ‘and -
-assist. Until - “this. departure. date he

wall. occupy, HARVARD housing and continue
7 his study of English. ,

Profession: Mechanical Engager .
Rec'd by HARVARD: 30‘September 1963 ©
From: CABEZONE Som :

Nationality: — Polish.

Age: -30 ; :

'- No. of Dependents: 0. |

Resettlement Officer: Arthur.A, LIFALL
HARVARD Resettlement Aims: Immigration
‘to-Canada (see EGOA 20576, dated 24°
September 1963).

C. Former Defector Resettlement. Cases (or Cases Still in Stage IJ)
Requiring HARVARD Action During the Reporting Period:

DS-924

DS-125

DS-127

Camp King. informed HARVARD that Subject
had applied for a Reiseausweis renewal
in order to visit the FEDREP. Head-~
quarters' answer to HARVARD's query re.-
adviseability of issuing renewal will be
passed to the appropriate authorities,
thru Camp King, when received.

While immigration. to the U.S. under P.L,

86-648 was initiated for Subject and his
family (see EGOA-20570, 18 Scptember 63),
HARVARD now feels his best chances for
U.S. entry, in view of his long C.P,
membership, is under P, L, 414 first
preference (sce FRAN 2170), Preliminary
discussions have been held with AMCONGEN
and an advisory opinion wil! be obtained,

Application for U.S, immigration under
P. LL. 86-648 has been formally

turned down by the local I&NS office.
.CABEZONE is currently awaiting. Head-
quarters reaction to EGOA-20573, 19
September which recommends P, L. 110
handling.

* Resettled during the reporting period, Subject will not

appear. on

next month's or subsequent HARVARD reports unless

and until some new.unforeseen aspect of the case arises
requiring additional HARVARD action. In this event the
case will be listed and the new action described under

Category IC.

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‘Case Name , Action Taken

A. ( at gO . Period:

ne " CAHAVOC -1... “Subject continues: to be of interest
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_: until he is successful- in “his attempt:
. | to: find an apartment -on the economy; ©

Background material for Subject’s new
legend has been. acquired with the = .- |
assistance of Stage 1. HARVARD’ Hopes. -. . .
is to begin the final Stages of Subject's
“. -Fesettlement ‘in the near future, - ..-

«, Subject immigrated: to thé U.S, 5 September
“1963 on PAA FLT #73, °° 0. 2 TOPE

IDEN-272 ce Tké initial stages of FEDREP political

ite

recognition have been completed. Subject’s: ~

; position has been legalized to the extent
_ vy . . - . that he is now looking for employment on
me _ : _ the economy. cee ;

TIDEN-274 ‘. With the assistasce of CAMANTILLA Subject
: " commenced his photographic training in
-«» Hamburg. on 10 September; Upon completion
_ of his schooling (in-early 1964) he will |
be given the monetary grant awarded by ~-
Headquarters ag compensation for his
eight-year imprisonment,

B. Received During Reporting Period:

NONE

C. Former Agent Resettlement Cases Requiring HARVARD Action
During Reporting Period:

AEBLANKET-2 HARVARD C. 0, ORME K, DAPONNAT and

. former HARVARD C. O. DAVID R, REINBOLD
visited Subject at her request, She
asked for help for a girlfriend who had
become involved in possible foreign.

: -- intelligence activities in the local
: '. .,area. Arrangements were made for
a oS a" REINBOLD to introduce an FOB/CE C.0o,
: a . to Subject,

.e + AEPOLE-25. Additional correspondence has been
So . : . exchanged with Subject in connection
: . with his attempting to establish with
} ': FEDREP authorities that he contributes
oo, to the support,of his children living
tog : in the USSR,

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‘DIHESITANT —= = =. At the request of FOB/SAT, HARVARD
ae has beea iz contact with AMCONGEN FRAN

. ‘tosestablish most expeditious way for
‘Subject to be processed for immigration ——
to thé U.S. Iumigration is complicated
‘by the’ fact that Subject and wife are’;

“| residing in another country and for .._
_ ‘Security reasong must not be processed. -
_ at the U.S. Consulate located in that
“s.. “country, so Pb, {
IARVARD continues to-maintain contact. |
th Subject through our local post .-| |
kan g.-Headquarters ‘and-other

each letter received,.

>. SIDEN-238 , 24: ~. | HARVARD maintains ‘periodic. contact with
242 0. thts family and continues. to pay che...
es "widow “of -IDEN 238 a monthly subsistence ©
; ' payment of DM 150.,: ; oe
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IDEN-239 & 240 HAPVARD arranged for a meeting between |
. _the“ local representative of CAMANTILLA
_and an FOB/SAT Cc, 0. to discuss ‘the :
‘possibility for continued financial :
‘assistance to Subjects through U,S,E.P,

- IDEN 263 - . The New York: office of CAMANTILLA has.
co mo ' brought to HARVARD's attention the .
recurring difficulties which it has" had
_. with Subject. This problem was discussed
’ with FOB/SAT and a summary of the
situation forwarded to Headquarters in
FROB 5827,

Resettled during the reporting period, Subject will not appear
on next:.month's or subsequent HARVARD reports unless and until
some new unforeseen aspect of the case arises requiring

additional HARVARD action, In this event the case will be listed |
and the new action described under Category TIC. ; — et

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Sot The -probien of backstopping of resettlenént ‘and - :
disposa cases has been carefully reviewed by elements of CSB
cancerned including CABETONE,; MKTOPAZ and CATHINK.-.In this

connection there is attached. = copy of a menorandun dated 27 |

. -AUgust-1963° from -Chief/MKTOPA?-which: outlines the current
‘ gituation. As will -be noted URTOPAZ -has and will expand its

_ Capability for procuremeat of operational docurentgs independent

of the 513th ICG. It is believed that the present procedures

for backstopping of resettlenent asd disposal cases should be

continued, In theory an inderendent capability is desirable

but not really practical at this time, Creation of an

independent capability for backstopping resettlement cases

would require duplication of the procedures and practices now

. Followed by Mr. Fillms of the Sl3tk ICG. In addition, we would |
not have the advantage of Hiding our cases from the Germans among.
other Army disposal cases, ‘Furthermore, USAREUR has requested
notification prior to contact with any German officials of any
Bensitive ceases which we may desiré to handle without military
assistance--see USAREUR letters dated 7 August 1961 and 25 March
19€2, attached. with considerable effort it would be possible:

‘to backstop some of our resettlement and disposal cases directly

with German officials, It would ke quict difficult, however, to

prevent the Army fron learniag of such actiou which is contrary
_ to the USAREUR request. .

. .8. It is possible that the PEDREP will enact new
legislation on the cantrol of non-Gernan refugees. Likewise, :
new FEDREP energency laws may affect this type of case. We vill

’ keep this situation under review and in the avent the circun-

stances change willinittate’ appropriate action,

‘NORRIS D, WALLACH

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‘AGENTS AND IDENTITIES - CASE OFFICER STATUS co
CAHAVOC-1 | ~ DARONNAT — Suhject'’s papers for empicy-

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DS-997 : DARONNAT Prefession: Electrical
. engineer

Rec'd by HARVARD: 15 January

. 1963
From: CABEZONE
Age: 34 ; .
Nationality: Czech .
Resettlement Aims: United

: States Immigration

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SUMMARY OF RESETTLEMENT ACTIVITY
i - Si Juiy 1963

1, DEFECTOR CASES:
oa -

Case Name ; Action Taken

A On Hand at Beginning of Reporting Period:

‘Subject's processing for immigra-
“tion. to the U.S. under PL-110-is

- continuing and it is expected that
_he will depart in the near future.

» “DS-102;.°

co DS=105t) of . Subject immigrated ‘to CANADA 8 July
. , ' 1963 on ICEM ship MS ARCADIA, Case.
closed,
DS-108 Subject continues to study English

while his processing for immigration
to the U.S. under the Parolee Act
. wee ; . is completed. He will give up his
~ . job in Ruesselsheim early next month
_and. return .to Frankfurt, . .

"- DS-109 Subject's processing for immigration '
. to the U.S, under the Parolee Act
has. been deferred until December 1963,
Due to a change in the right lung,
discovered while comparing recent and
earlier x-rays, the U.S.P.H.S. has
requested the deferment until sputum
tests and future x-rays indicate the
condition stabilized or eliminated,

DS-129 oe Arrangements are being made through
noe ve ODIBEX for Subject to receive FEDREP
political recognition, CAMANTILLA
will then assist in finding a job
and housing on the local economy,
In the meantime Subject is taking
German language lessons, - ‘

IDEN-271, - ; - Subject's life story has been
a prepared with appropriate changes
regarding his defection in [reland,.
The story will be presented to FEDREP
authorities for political recognition
and Subject will be found work and
housing on the local economy,

B. Received During Reporting Period:
NONE
Group 1

Excluded from automatic
downg i lassification
jtowngrading and dec Ss ca L (k?? yr?

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Cc. Former Defector Resettlement Cases (or Cases Still in Stage

Requiring HARVARD

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‘A¢tion During

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the Reporting Per od:

‘HARVARD has learned through
CAMANTILLA that Subject and wife’
have returned to the U.S, where
both have found employment. and are

° now apartment hunting,

At Subject’s request HARVARD made _

arrangements to obtain a duplicate

' of. the deregistration form covering

Subject's move from Frankfurt to |

“ Neuss in July1962,

Subject and family are being assisted

‘dn obtaining West German citizenship,

. Subject"s Communist Party membership
"was discussed informally but at some
:. length with the local ODURGE. chief.. a
‘Since the latter believed that Subject's
‘membership would, according to the strict

interprétation of the law, be ruled
voluntary, processing for immigration to
the U.S, under Public Law 110 has been
requested, ;

"*  Resettled during the reporting period. ‘Subject will not appear

On next month's or subsequent HARVARD. reports unless and until
some hew unforeseen aspect of the case arises requiring additional

HARVARD action. In this event the case will be listed and t

action described under Categury I C,

he new |

II. AGENT CASzs:

Case Name

Action Taken

A. On Hand at Beginning of Reporting Period:

CAHAVOC~1

WIROGUE

IDEN-264

Subject has begun to look for an apart-
ment on the local economy. In the mean-
time he will continue to occupy HARVARD
housing. ote

Subject's legend is being rewritten
and when finished will provide the
basis for-a more plausible political
recognition story. HARVARD hopes that

‘with the substitution of the new story

for-the old, positive steps can be taken

' for Subject's resettlement,

The morale problem created by the slow
moving quota under which Subject is
registered for U.S, immigration has
required HARVARD to register her for
immigration under the Parolee Act. It.
is expected that Subject will receive
her visa.in August or September but the
Parolee Act will be used in the event the

- quota continues to remain unchanged,

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IDEN=272

IDEN-274 |

a NONE

TULANCE-1

IDEN-238, 242,
and 244 i

' IDEN-247

IDEN-267

Received During Reporting Period: - . Le a

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HARVARD has been informed that Subject,
under no condition, should be allowed
to return'to Austria,: ODIBEX is ex-
Ploring additional possibilities for
Subject to stay and work in the FEDREP
without restrictions,

Subject has been ehrolled in a 3 month.
photography School located in Hamburg.
It commences in early September and is

. designed to prepare students for taking

the examination for the masters certificate
in photography, a must for someone working
in’ this: field in the FEDREP, In the interin,

. Subject is studying Photographyon his own,
“. Utilizing borrowed MKTOPAZ equipment. :

C, Former Agent Résettlenent Cases Requiring HARVARD Action
7 During Reporting Period: soe : :

HARVARD continues to maintain contact with ~

. Subject through our local post box.and is

cabling Headquarters and other appropriate

KUBARK elements the gist of each letter

received,

HARVARD maintains periodic contact with
this family and continues to Pay the widow
of IDEN-238 a monthly subsistance payment
of DM 150. The family has been on vacation
during the last three weeks,

‘Subject contacted HARVARD for the second

time in recent. weeks. She was visited
and the new information Passed on to BOB
as before (See EGOA-20258, 22 July 1963),

At Subject's request HARVARD arranged to
obtain a duplicate of the ideregistration
form covering Subject's move from Frank-
furt to Neuss in August 1962, :

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HARVARD

SUMMARY OF RESETTLEMENT ACTIVITY
1 - 31 May 1963

I, DRC CASES:
Case Name. ce, . Action Taken

‘A. On Hand at Reginning of Reporting Period:

fone ' -DS-102 ° ’ A firm offer of employ-
: ; ment with ODIBEX is

‘anticipated. - Subject

will then be processed

for immigration to the

U.S. under PL-110.

Subject has a room and.
7 } temporary employment in
. ee . Risselsheim. He con-

7 _ a, "2 J... | | tinues to study English
: ‘ ; ma! while awaiting immigra-
tion to the U.S. under

the Parolee Act. He

was interviewed on 24

May. by an Immigration

and Naturalization

Service Officer and will

eee ; a . presumably receive a

. a ct - visa upon completion

tes os of the INS checks.

DS-109 _ ° Subject has a room and
: ’ temporary employment in
Riisselsheim. He con-
. tinues to study English
. - while awaiting immigra-
- _— tion to the U.S. under
. ; the Parolee Act. He
was interviewed on 24
May by an Immigration
and Naturalization
Service Officer and will
presumably receive a
visa upon completion
of the INS checks.

B. Received During Reporting Period:
Received During Reporting Period

DS-120 Profession: Aircraft
; Mechanic and Pilot
Rec'd by HARVARD: 31 May
1963
From: CABEZONE
Nationality: Bulgarian
Age: 23 oa .

Group 1
Excluded from automatic
downgrading and declassification

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" IDEN-271*

C, Former Cases Cor Cases Still in DRC Stage

WARVARD ) Action During the he Reporting Fel Fera«

DS-782..°

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Action Taken © + 7°

‘No. of Depe: 0

Resetriement Officer:
Arther A, LIFALL
EARVAKD Resett l>ment
Aims: German Evonomy

| While Subject: aspires

to be a U.S.. military

- jet piict, this is --

frem many angles --
unrealistic. It is
believed that Sudject
may, in time, be able

.to obtain an aircraft

mechanic's job in West.

' Germany and pessibly a
“commercial pilot's ~

license. This will
probably have te be
preceded by work as an
autcmcbiie mechanic
while léarning the —
German language.

Profession: Mathema-
tician

‘Rec'd by HARVARD: 7 May

1963
From: CABEZONE
Nationality: Czech
Age:. 49

“No. of Depa: 0
- Resettiement Officer:

Orme K, DARONNAT
HARVARD Resettlement
Aims: Cerin Ecouciny

. Subject wiii be processed

fer political reecenition
avd appropriate FEOREP
documentation, Ue hes
been made USEP eligible
and throegh CAMANTILLA
wiil be heiped to find.

“woeck and heusing on the

Tocai econcmy.

> Regul ring

HARVARD, -at the vequest

of -FOB, ecatacred AMTONGEN

2

Frangfuet to determin
the status of Subject’s

visa application. Tt wis
learned that the case can
not be written up until

necessar,' checks wre com
Pleted, t wuecid appear

that the case Act he
Submitted to Wa
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Case Name
wase Name

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IDEN-265

“IDEN-~273* ©

AGENT’ CASES:

Case Name

A. On Hand at Beginning of Report
a hn

CAHAVOC=1, *

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Actico Taken
Subject and family were
‘ fervarded opptication
forms for filling out
and return in connection
with their obtaining West
German citizenship. Sub-
Ject’s new address was
Pcuched BOB in response
to the latter's request,

Subject visited the
Canadian Consulate in
Celugne on.30 May“to |
initiate arrangements
for his. immigration,
HARVARD had briefed him ~
on this trip beforehand
in accordance with the
information contained

- in OTTA 0710. He was
treated extremely well
and ail went very smoothly,
It appears that he will be
able to immigrate shortly
after completion of his
Stage IT debriefing.

At the request of Subject,
HARVARD returned several
of his original decuments
Providing proof of school~
_ing. ‘

While Subject'’s limited
handling by CABLZONE is
being compieted, HARVARD
has initiated the pro-
curement of the necessary
West German decumentaticn
to allow him to remain and
Work in West Germany, tie
will be turned over to
CAMANTILLA who will assist
him in obtaining empiluy-
ment, :

Action taken
ing Period:

Subject began wark on iS
May at Du 714 acnthix.,

He will not receive Perma-
nent aszignment and
housing allowance until
the end of his preva ion-
ary periad, Tt dsp
therefore, that he wi
remain in HARVARD k-.
until that time, :


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Case Name Action Taken
WIROGUE - “HARVARD with the assist-

‘ance of Stage Il is attempt-
..ing to work up a suitable
legend for use in.immi-
, . mo, . gration to Scuth America
a i consistent ‘with Subject's
. : poiitical recognition
“interview.

IDEN-264 . Subject has found work on

: the .local economy at DM 500
monthly. She will continue
to stay in HARVARD housing

until her visa is issued
and immigration can take

_ re : ; me -. place,
B. Received During Reporting Pericd:
ve, _ IDEN -272* a Profession: Toct Designer’
. oe et . . Rec'd by HARVARD:...21 May
De 1963,

From: Vienna Staticn
Nationality: Hungarian
Age: 27°, . .
No. of Deps: 0O
“ ‘ Resettlement Officer:
- coe os Co ' Orme K, DARONNAT
. : ; . ‘ HARVARD Resettlement Aims:
: German Econemy

“a “ : Subject will be processed
for Aufenthaltserlaubnis
. a I

and registered. He wiil

' be picked up as a refugee
case by CAMANTILLA and
helped to find work and
hcusing on the lccal

eccnomy.

-C¢. Former Agent Resettlement Cases Requ iring I HARVARO Action
_ , During The Reporting Period:
: RINE We Reporting Period

AEPOLE-25 “ HARVARD continwts to assist
. Subject in his efforts to
establish, for West German
income tax Purpcses, that:
he has helped contribute
to the support of his ex-
wife living in the USSR,

_DIO-14 A request was received
_from the State of Maryland
asking for informaticn on
Subject, who immigrated
to the U.S. under Pi-ilo0
in January 1956. Since
all of Subject's records
were transferred with hin,

' the inquiry was referred
to Headquarters in EGOA-
19903, 28 May i963

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Case Name ‘ . Action Taken
«. DMMARGIN-3 . In response to a query

from BOB, HARVARD provided
cdarification on the pur-~
pose and handling of Sub-
ject’s Einweisungverfue- .

gung.
. | TULANCE-1 : HARVARD, continues to
\e : : Maintain contact with

oe co . Subject through our local
Post box and is cabling
Headquarters and other
appropriate KUBARK

joc elements thé gist of

Co “each letter’ received,

[DENTITY-238, HARVARD maintains periodic

-"241 and 242 “contact with this family

_ ; ; and continues to pay the

a oe _ widow of Identity-238- a.

monthly subsistence pay-
ment of DM 150. .

.. IDENTITY-270 Additional West German
; documentation (Abmelde--
poe bestaetigung, Versicher-
: . . ungskarte: and Lohnsteur-
i ; woe karte) were obtained
‘ . ; during the month and for-
bon, warded to BOB. Subject
, . i is currently being :
processed for West German
recognition, — oe,

* See Separate Cover. Attachment for true name.

MISCELLANEOUS ACTIVITY:
————— ee Ae

Ay .
_ Project CAMANTILLA (See EGOA-19737).

Effective 10 May 1963, Arthur A, LIFALL, Chief,
HARVARD, became the Station Case Officer for

A request for a Provisional and full covert security
approval on the local ODURGE officer who does the
actual interviewing of HARVARD's candidates for
immigration has béen initiated. CSA has already
been obtained on the local ODURGE chief. The
additional clearance should allow us to develop

an even better working relationship with these
officers than has existed herétofore When received,
it is planned to brief both individuals in greater
detail on CABEZONE/HARVARD operations,

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Under Separate Cover Attachment to EGOT-19339, dated 3 June
1963 ; no -

IDENTITY.271° ss JANOS, Ludvik (FRAN-8548,
moe 7 2 May 1963)
IDENTITY 272 SOS, Zsigmund (FROB-4732,
| 30 April 1963)
IDENTITY 273 RADISAVLJEVIC, Radisav

' (FRAN-9305, 31. May 1963)-

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WIBOGUE/Besettlewont

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See Para 10 L Jr QUALINED MQ DESK GRAY
. ~ es

pig 24971, dated 15 Barch i963!

1, In Wey 1962 AAHPARD took over the task of resettling. |
BYLSOL agent candtdate and later. African

Por WIROGUE’s request and with Headquartors

help gabject in inmigratiag to

WIBOGUB, a former
Division agen :
‘concurrence, HAHTARD agreed to

Gouth Aperica.

3. Subject vas
passport in altas ep
.were taken ta prepsre for 6
“decided that subjact would= 1
stand up under tavestigation of fest gration
‘Therefore; he ws Aa bes ana wit :

and GDinas recetyed a Beli

.
Me

relieved of hia documents (Austrian -

d not backstepped) and the first steps

veataal imeigration. -It vag

require dscexentation which sald
sutkorities.,  .

-~

aa eed

from the Veet German Govermisnt. Tha latter vas Grantee Basa
the baais ofa fabricated story ia waleh oxdject parperta to

Res defector Cron the Georgiana G88 wie oseipsd hlle-wi th a:
teariat greup is Bast Beviin. : :

3, With documentation is oréer, subject vas gont to ths
local Colimbian Consulate to apply for pasmizaica to ized geate, --
aps HARVARD had hopea thet subject weald be abio to proces cn
bia ova vith a aininns of red tape by bypasuleg pesuges cipsnige -
ation channela and by haviog letters of recemmerdéatien and
jetteres of solvency. This cas sot the case, and the Goiertiaa
Consulate informed subject he cogid immigrate aaly by precersiag
tarwagh the, Sntergoverrmental Cexaitice gor Eurcpoan Big=stica.

7 : eam and’ certsin inkerent ~:
‘oblent, 4.g¢.,.Gubject haan eriaiual record in Franco ARG
“wae -a-long-tine rusigent there, epoaks ‘lées then Pleent. Georgian,
pperke-no-2uesianceven-taoagh hig story fer political yacegei ties
indicatns ne vad @ }ieatonant fa tke Gevist Amy, bés se real =
protespion although he 1s seli~teught in the eleetroanechanical
field an¢ t# confident be can pags a job test ag master secbomtG,
etc, it waa inpernctive thet the epseific dotaiis ef ZEZA presses *
dug ts legrned ta order to find out anid be prepared fay tha
problens which would certainly ariso 42 be fenigrates theoaga
1 . .

ice.

ae

4.” Bie to ine watave Of this

BARVARD diccusued the hasie ewtilee of the prabics
Botuges Eigration Bsctien, Anerican Cameniate-
General, Zuoich and Chief, CARANTSLLA, and estndliazed that
eabject'a processing through ICSS would dnclede a security —
ixvestigatiou and detailed interviews and job testing, ginsco
innd erate

8,
with the Chics,

LCAN is deterzined that only "wigh kevol” typos will
thruwch then to Seath Anericr.:
gith the-1eatzeation plans sed,

HaRVAR? propesss to oesnt ime
although Chie TA and Chiek,
ai and have bean ablo to ieara

CANANYILSGA nave beso Boat belpZ
ICBM procedures taken on refugee migration applicante,. thay
have been ferced to refrain tras appearing tes ingeigitives


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CAHKE.

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‘s that tHETROUDET V7 as former spacial
Tyectcr of ICKE might be atle to Aels with
tea lsppe ws isveeilgation watch will be mm.
{sly be in & positien to stop the investi~

fl 12 tneluded a check with ISTERPG.,

Resta t
COR Subiv
Ration, a. :
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7, AASVARO nas beon able to establish that subject is-
mot On recard with IE excep: puszibly in France and hopes
to have Vis cheeaed oat through CARZVRL within the aext roanth;

8. HaRVaRO nad etga hoped that IRSTNIQIEET 17 might have
(details nr tye iCSd wechanies which would be degirsble to Imes...
mr OF tlie type, ©spectally Since a @lip-up aight

cause AtTraeemert for. o GDIBEZ and ‘the Federal Ropublic, :
With Ghese fratede details we vould be in a bdbéttar peaitica ac. Seon
Prepare edtject for bis ioterviag, Ox, 1% necesmary, to . .
the immtcration plans, We foel tt axtremely :

hie many snterviewe anbject will undergo,
interviews -vill he, the probability ene
Viewed 1° Ruseian or ta Georgian (subject
fairiy Hod KEngiteh)},
tuat the

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MONTHLY RESETTLEMENT SUMMARY.

1 - 31 December 1962

AGESTS. AND IDENTITIES

“CAHAVOC-1 DARONNAT

"" CANDARES3  *

_. REINBOLD

, DMMARGIN<3

; CASE. OFFICER

REINBOLD:

STATUS

.Subject's papers for employ-

ment with the Bundeswehr-

_sprachdienst are still being

processed. In the meantime
Subject continues to occupy
HARVARD housing.

- Subject is still trying to.
line. up his own housing in
the: Frankfurt area. In the

' meantime he, his wife and

son are living in a HARVARD

apartment.

Profession: Barber

Rec'd" by: HARVARD: * 27° ‘December See es a
. _ 1962

Nationality: Yugoslav ~ : :

Local .
economy.

Resettlement Aims:
EvaG. "Code?- B=. cap eee eda pe =
Subject was processed for his

West German docunentation and oe
recognition as a bona fide ~ ot
political refugee. He received
his Fremdenpass on 27 December - - .
1962 and will get his recog-
nition and Reiseauswelis some-

time in January 1963, At---
_that time the case will be

IDENTITY-264 DARONNAT

IDENTITY-266 ‘REINBOLD.

AMCONGEN Frankfurt has advised / ,
HARVARD that Subject's visa

should be issued in late

February or early March.

Subject, the son of CANDARE-3
is helping his parents find

housing in the Frankfurt area.

We is still gainfully employed.

Group 1
Excluded from automatic
downgrading and declassification

S-E-C-R-E-T


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S-E-C-R-E-T

- Z2-
IDENTITY-268 REINBOLD
‘DS-987 REINBOLD
DS-990 _ REINBOLD

" SUPPORT CASES

TULANCE-1 - DARONNAT

-his Notaufnahmeverfahren

diploma as a geodetic engi-

. , Headquarters. will_be. queried:.
“"Re ops interest in “Subject

RFE or VOA,

_ HARVARD continues to maintain

‘Subject’ s refugee’ processing

has been delayed due to. the
fact he is under 21 years of
age and thus necessitates
Special consideration and
treatment. It is expected,
however, that he will have

sometime in January 1963,

It is still hoped that’

Subject’s parole processing
will be completed: in time

.to enable him and his wife

to make the 31 January 1963

; ICEM charter flight.

- Subject seems to be getting

along well on his job as a
technical assistant with a... Ce ,

- construction company. Through:

CAMANTILLA he is studying.
German,-.and ‘plans. are-being=;
adé to enroll him in a
special School. which will
im: to. réceive-his|

neer. In the meantime,

‘a
‘
oe
4

to determine whether he
should remain on present job
or consider employment with

contact with Subject through
uartere rand other crentrei at

, IDENTITY-238, 241,-242 REINBOLD

Steps are being taken to work
out the method of payment to
the family for the DM 42,000
approved by Headquarters for
housing,

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S-E-C-R-E-T
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_DS=856 : DARONNAT Subject is seen from time to
time for purposes of identi-
fying pictures of people of

Ops interest. .

DS-997 . DARONNAT - Subject’s processing for
. oe ‘ . . . immigration to the United
: Tt . ~ States under PL-414 is
a ; re continuing. . a ce

DS-998 _ . DARONNAT ‘Subject's processing for
oo : Ts : immigration. to the United.

States under PL-414 is
‘continuing. His papers
will not be’ submitted to

So) 12 = VAMEONGEN “until he.is re- :

wot “interviewed: by KUBARK staff
. Psychiatrist in January 1963.

OE SY

RESETTLEMENTS

’ TULANCE-1 : ..;DARONNAT. | Subject has ‘been. ‘documente od:
hgh TORT BR and moved to Switzerland
where he has requested
political asylum, Subject
er. = willbe ‘handled -as-a° support?" Te ge
case until he receives asylum
or is permanently resettled.

' IDENTITY-269 © . REI NBOLD Subject's federal refugee
: . ve et . processing was completed on
-18 December 1962 when he
" received his Notaufnahme-
verfahren, No difficulty
is expected with his C Schei


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AGENTS AND IDENTITIES

CAHAVOC-1

Po - CANDARE-3

. TULANCE-1

S-E-C-2-E-T
HARVARD - , r

MCNTHLY RESETTLEMENT SUMMARY

1 - 31 October 1562

CASE OFFICER

DARONNAT

“REINBCLD

DARONNAT

Mee ees ANG Man

DARONNAT

- to Frankfurt. 0...

. Subject will contain

detaiis of his S.A. immigration

' Paris.

.xt¢ be gainfvily employed.

” STATUS:

Subject has registered with the . ,
pelice and is busily engaged in
seeking employment.

Subject flew to Berlin en 18
October to close out his personal
matters and arrange for his move

In view of OLDMOOR'S inability to
expend time on TULANCE's resettle-
ment, HARVARD will so ahead, after
receiving permission and guidance
from Headquarters, with plans to .
settie.Sudject_per.

Sub t 1 cont eto ‘receive
subsistence ‘and housing while the

werked out. ,

oh

Subject has submitted new x-rays

to the Public dealth Service and :

must await final decision from Se, cent
In the meantime, Subject 7 ae :

is convalescing from a recent’ '-

appendicitis cperation.

Subject flew to Berlin with his
father, CANDARE 3. He continues

S-E-C-R-E-?

Cut his applicaticn form :

Nationality: . Z
HARVARD Resettiemen: Aims; Lecal
Biac, Codes B 2

Subject was assisted in fi

hew to procede Re cbtainin, s
West German personal ‘< eat

id employment. Ones his Gress
processing is complezed tne’ case

will be cliesed.
Group |
Excluded from automatic
doxngrading and deslassifiecaticn


wy

S-£-C.H-ELT

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DS -985 . REINSOLD Prefession: Machine eenstruction
: oo : . engineer :
, Rec'd by HARVARD: 4 O:tober’ 1962
Prom: CAPEZONE .
Age: 34

Nationality: Pelish
\ : : ‘ /  ° Religion: Roman Cathelic
4 : : HARVARD Resettlement Alms: United
i “.

. States

See Resettlements and Disposals.

; : . On 1 November 1962 Subject will be
‘ : . + : turned over to CAMANTILIA which has
a ay . a oo . madé him USEP. eligible and arranged
po wh ee See ...., t0 have him study German full time
° ; —_ us “for one month.” Prior to the end of
. ; : : ; November 1962, it-is hoped- that
4 : ; ; 7 Subject will be employed by TPPFELING
. ‘ : which has expressed an interest in
_ him, or employed on the local eccnomy
: with a German engineering firm. -
o . . : ’

“An all-out effort is being made tc’
Solve the family's housing problem
discussed by HOPSOOS, REINBOLD and
the BEVISIONs ‘on 4 Octobe PLLGE2 io:
“Steps will also be taken to ‘assist
IDENTITY 241 in finding suitable
employment. -

IDENTITY 238,241, 242’ “RexNBOID-

~Ag cn:

TS -856 DARONNAT Subject 13 seer from time to time |.
for purposes of identifying people |

of Ops interest,

DS-987 REINBOLD

Word was rece.tly received from -
Headquarters indicating that Subsest.

‘and his faniily's immiz rdticn under 3
=PL-86-648=Can“scon é mS

—no-efreumrs 7 nh Titervens
’ on pehalf ef Subsect iu his ign.
§ration.
DY- 597 ; _ DARONNAT Although Subject is still in
. Stage IT, processing for lemigration
to the United States under PL Ais
has begun.
DS-5998 DARONNAT

Although Subject is Stil] in Stage IT,
Processing for imnigraticn ta tne
United States under PL Li4 nas begun,

S-E-C.R-E-T


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S-SC-R-E-7

RESETTLEMENTS AND DISPOSATS .
TS AND DISPOSALS

DSs-c74 " DARONNAT ° Subject and family tmeigrated to
. : . the Unites States on 2 October 1962
: under PL 418. Case closed.
DS-982 © ‘.  DARONNAT Subject obtained housing and ;
; . “ : employment on the local economy.
4 . Case clesed, . . : .
. DS -589 a " REINBOID Subject immigrated undér PL 86-648 ~

; oa 5 October 1962 via ICEM Plight
: : ; a 7 ; : MISAB 121153. PAIRC, as Sponsor,
; ot Fe : ‘ "" will-handle ats. resettlement.

Gage closed.”


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9. FRANKFURT “IKFO: LEOPOLOVILLE (BY POUCH)

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B. DIR 15840 (OUT 91968) . N. i.

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eee we aT RESBTILE AND LEGALIZE WincdUB (Ww). wrra FRRNORIPASS We. conta

* -BERTUALLY, SBCorE.crivéin oF setacreb comma. HOS! FEELS W SHOULD OpTAT:

Git RESIDENCE VISA USING FREHDENPASS mR CTHER DOCUMENTATION. sucasst

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ACCEPTED. KUBARK ABILITY ATD-LEGALIZATTON TQTED ASD BEST. HAVE LEGALIZATION
BECIY "OW BACKSTOPPRD TO WITHSTAND LATER CHECKS FROM COUNTRY OF CKOICE. -

2. CUTIZENSHLP REQUIREMENTS FOR COUVIRIES MENTIONED REF A PLUS BRAZIL
REQUIRE FOUR TO FIVE YEARS COMTINUOUS. RESIDENCY. TO ENTER AND REMAIN

— ‘i NERD. aPrizcATION, Ar. const, RAPLANATION oF EDANSIAL vents,

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AGRICULTURAL AMBITIONS RATHER THAN BUSINESS CR INDUSTSIAL PURSUITS. W OIE
MEHTIOWED HE INTERESTED OPENING CiTiCXEN FARM IN CONGO. SINCE W MUST silag
PLAY FOR EARNING LIVING SUOCEST STMCLAR LING WITH SMMERICAN COUNTRY APPROACHED

cooroinating OFFICERS

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warn: Jl unly 1962

#Hun: pore soberta , .

a contacted Are. weery, npr ups, X 5289, nm IDHO4, ror initial

A ecuaston eqncerning. Federtlenent of e Laurus in sone eeuth anericon, country.

. " ‘she in turn orougnt. ar.’ raul Paxton, ye iy r1/uro, anto ‘tne aiscusston,.
«shey agreea wnat, ar Was approeching tne correct channel out were not

inelinea so shank as tor oar 6A te —

40.3059. stuggessed . Larus, -PEgLerred seperate, sbite.9 or. voinatie, for

asters,

-Fosottienent. an stated ‘nite 1s ont, Prancapaliy because tora  Toreigner.

to establish a “Legitinere business ta réco. ar eovarhnent regulatione ‘ia

vory. Mafzicule ar not _ADPOSEADIGS xhe | 8

C) applies. Fak toa sesser extent

with tenesoela wnich 19 4180-4 more troubled area, ars, vweery ‘end ar, raxton

both expressea tne rear that siNwus wignt only ada to ranerueia’s trounles,

ne next atep in this Proplen is to talk to ar, aariowe vartin, ys er/t . am -JDUUUL a

(Uoiumia anc  Penesuoday in sh and obtein his reaction, ar+, vweery wishes to

be Anciuded in this tale, ocrasil yas mentioned as tne sost dikely resettlement “ .

4an.any case, the concurrence

mentioned would oe Sapbored irat,

of -sOPOB Dut tne areas.

tue bevter tor ali concerned, ar, Faxton suggested any payments nade “bo ‘we LMA

might be cone trom vermany througn an international ban« vous Sijeviating the station
of even this responsibidity, st would Aliso be one Less ciue TO aliwus that

our representatives aig¢nt ce in the area,

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2. meeting Padi mOrd a moverte, ars, veery ano narlove votfin.

ar, bart in‘ viewpoint was toat he coula sot prevent as. sending wihtiGUs
-Go any OX toe countries, vat aid reel some other division cesides #4 snoula
weeune | tne reeponsiviiity: ‘in case Ol a I1ap, ‘28 pointea out that an atations
vere emalt énougn 80 1% would not oe a@ifricult tor a-1air1y ciever indivianas
to identiry the wwe “sad: ‘probeoy tne ease. ofracers, in a station, sn thie case,

: ana $nowsa eiawus attempt to: apply pressure shrougn Such: knowledge, mr, wvurrin |

wisnea someone besides a sn Z10id otticer to “GAre siniuus by tne acruri ox tne

neck 40a teli 1m tO move On.”

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ony Tieia ort: 1cer coud 20, wae to mare a aoniely, Prausiore or lotnerwase,

Mre, Geery anggestad that cerhaps sR, since thay had originally recruited

WIROGUB, ‘should:.assume such: responsibility. ., (She -is ,hardly realistic ut. rapes,
anything is possibla,) :
‘ a . A second suggestion wade by Hr, Duffin is worth further consideration,

He stated ‘thet WE has. had continual difficulty in establishing contract agents

in businese throughout SA, However, these countries tended to be much more | a

receptive to people ‘planning agricultural pursnits and he felt resettlement —

chicken farming in the Congo, Such an approach in SA might (a) make him nore

aécoptable as an innigrant. to that country and (b) provide a long tern basis
to make him self-supporting,

, L did promiss to keep Mr, Duffin and Mrs, Geery informed of any further
actions taken concerning WIRCGUE which would affect their area, It was also

at least strongly implied that either Columdia or Brazil might be the best areas)

ch ‘
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PREFER NOT GIVE. LUMP SUM FOR INTERIM EXPENSES PER PARA 3c REF A
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SELECTED. ADVISE.
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. “the moment is how inueh ‘money’ we, 42/5, ‘are willing te put outs:
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7 ann .

hin avain if and when we got down to facts as to just whit joctinentation .

wate,

it would first.

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: \ poe age be’ necessary “for: ‘ve to clear Such actisn;“ie.’, putting thisuchasacter*, ‘t
7 into a country, with: the area desk involved, Furthermors, he indicated
vee 7 sone wes as re this my not be toa eazy a a task “eave “UTROGUE's “bz woe
Once we get clearance from an area ‘iesk, he says we showld sit down _. .

- _ with the area desk, TSD, and AF/5 to de riaine the best documentation

“ani method of resettlement. |OK? Bhanu & 313]

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